Legal Challenges
Self-driving cars bring new legal challenges. If there’s an accident, who is at fault—the driver or the carmaker? Traditional traffic laws don’t cover these cases.
Many regions still don’t have clear rules for testing and using self-driving cars. Privacy is also a concern, as these cars collect lots of data during every trip.
Another risk is hacking. Since autonomous vehicles rely on computer systems, they need strong cybersecurity protections. New laws and safety standards are needed to support this evolving technology.
| Category | Feature | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Safety | Emergency Braking | Automatically stops vehicle to prevent collisions |
| Lane Assistance | Keeps vehicle centered in its lane using sensors | |
| Legal Compliance | Data Logging | Records trip data for legal and insurance use |
| Crash Reporting | Automatically alerts authorities after an incident | |
Cybersecurity Protocols |
Encrypts system data and prevents remote hacking | |